FREISTADT: The only thing you usually know about the hearsay is laces. Six ladies have rediscovered the almost forgotten traditional handcraft technique. At a monthly meeting at the Cafe Hubertus in Freistadt, the ladies, under the guidance of Theodora Aichinger, learn to link threads on spindle-shaped coils, so-called laces, by rhythmic turning and crosses. With classic linen yarn on a special lace cushion, they place fine laces, ribbons or bla…
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FREISTADT: The only thing you usually know about the hearsay is laces. Six ladies have rediscovered the almost forgotten traditional handcraft technique. At a monthly meeting at the Cafe Hubertus in Freistadt, the ladies, under the guidance of Theodora Aichinger, learn to link threads on spindle-shaped coils, so-called laces, by rhythmic turning and crosses. With classic linen yarn on a special lace cushion, they place fine laces, ribbons or bla…